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BVTTON PON: I-'rs 'vT,C'i.--, lfkariser Roper' Riff. Kr-fri-'T Apsf-, JJ f-s Curr, Lois SU-1--'js BH , S' F D Sur.: Bsrrhfri Wi :of Jr-r Jr-'-' ngs, J Poisson Beue Brixnme er, R- Rfcn. SECOND ROW: Lou Ceo JJ B1 'ie Robe Awxrews James S n, Miner Kee er James Drummord, Eugere Gag'e, Thomas Fir? Nyc. B,r V Veme, Bnmara Jarrgai Barcara Read, D:'o'r. Marsn. THIRD ROW: Razer' Be e'T, Everev Berg ,Pres Jerfp, R o 1 's RL:- Car- er Fraxs Bzfef, James Dres'o' Jac: Jacccsor, Herr, Kocorran Kernevh N31-re Norrfa Weh Kieyer- Pvyws Nan R. New ard. FOURTH ROW: Johr Bushnel, Dfgar Wifey, Richard SJr 'S 'Tora FJ N',r's VI?-sf-' ga Sxar' Ezre RJr..e'T Benrre, Jorr Nagle' Richard Fora, Die Va',OT'e'f:r, John S oss T ,'rJs R s D 1 Cy' View Dr,-si'y1 ',. FIFTH ROW: Janes Snow Ritrard Rever Jazk Rvar Man Referscr, Vrg' 3 R',Lo'ha S r 'er Jf-3' K'rr TTre.1s,'f-' 1 rg ' 3 Tuhi' Mar, -Efsz' Sa ,r Barr, Emi V Jzmso' Marc.: G-oem R. Nafe H 4 Na R-,-we ABSENT FROM wCTuQE- Wil GJ. B3 e Aice Cassarj Roy Ce -frvs, Gord,-n Da' e. Mar pr? T M .wa-r . SEVENTH GRADE Mrs. McCauley looked raTher Tired, which sur- prised me noT a liTTle, as I had always remem- bered her as Tull oT liTe and viTaliTy. I-lowever, I Tound ThaT I had noT reckoned on The presenT crop oT energeTic, bubbling sevenTh-graders. I hesiTaTed and almosT Turned Tail aT The door-way -around Mrs. McCauley were, roughly, TiTTeen vociTerous sTudenTs clamoring Turiously in her ear Tor recogniTion. Eorcing my way Through The shouTing mob was a dfTTiculT Task, buT having done so I was noTiced by Mrs. McCauley, who asserTed herselT and shooed her TormenTors away. Easing myself inTo a chair beside her desk and mopping my brow, I remarked, lil see The sevenTh graders are guiTe lively Today. Shh, Mrs. McCauley glanced TurTively abouT The room. Don'T ever call Them The sevenTh graders. Theyire The McCauley Rangers now. 'The McCauley Rangers? 'Yes, The members oT The class organied a club lasT Tall, which was named The McCauley Rangers. I really TelT guiTe cornolimenTeo. 'WhaT an ingenius grouolii I exclaimed, real admiraTion in my voice. Smlng good-naTuredy Mrs. McCauley con- Tinued, They have been a very acTive cub all year, Too. I donT mean in sTudy hals and asa semblies eiTher. I remembered gui:TiIy my own Too TreguenT Trips To The pencil sharoener in sTudy hall and un- necessary hollow clapong in assembles. 'WhaT were some oT The mosT imporTanT evenTs The McCauley Rangers parTicipaTed in This year? Well, TirsT we had a very inTeresTing Travel Talk by our principal, Mr. ElleTT.'i I busily ioTTed noTes on a pad. Then we had Two rnoTion pic- Tures, llwifzfer' Srezlef and The E11L'li7,11IfL'nI I.il.111J. given by Jimmy Clark wiTh his own machine. LaTer in The season we wiTnessed a puppeT show wriTTen and produced by STuarT EooTe and Ham- mond Berry. ThaT was very inTeresTing, Toofi By This Time my admiraTion was boundless. buT There was sTiII more To come. BuT The high spoT oT The year, conTinued Mrs. McCauley, consisTed oT Two plays which The club gave on April The sixTh. The TirsT was a panTomime, The Bjrrluf.1Y3 nf llw ll1f.I11f.J. and The second, a compleTe play Taken Trom The book Pwrrmf. We called iT P. X, Plame lf.x'r1r.w .Ilia The TiTles, I admiTTed, were cerTainly inTeresTing. 'OT course we are going To have a school picnicf sTaTed Mrs. McCauley. OT course, whaT would a school year be wiTh' ouT a picnicl' I agreed whole-hearTedly. There was a pause in The imerview. Then I asked, 'Do you wish To make any sTaTef menT? Will This group be The besT sen7or class yeT?' 'Will They be The besT? Mrs. McCauley frowned. They .Ire The besT group 'n school VTOW.
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BOTTOM ROW: James Pavrefe, Allan Parrelr Rlehard Oaulhw, Carmen Webb Rebew 5-Ieuvelhargl Frederick Josekly L,n'i Soivcs, Richurd Howala. SECOND ROW: Ru'l' Tillison, Judy Louls, Janel l-ra'se'., Maran Swarvheaf, Sfephen Bryan? Richard S'eke'ee, Jerry Mulder, Priiip He,boer, Frederick Currier Edward Richards, Jean Rel:-rsen, Anne Daria Fox. THIRD ROW: Mildred Jenkins, Mary Ellen Pleune IPresiden'J Eileen Kollerberg, Jane Farrarrl, Belly Tornga, Doro'hy Ballard, Virginia Widney, Palricia Clark, Carclyn Slolz, Gloria Marks, Eleanor DeYourg, May Eqner, Palsy Baker, Lois He dslao. FOURTH ROW: Alice I-Iaan, Polly Bellew? Narcy Steele, Conslar-ce Cargill, Nancy El'ell, Virginia Sl. John, Dawn Baker, Jean Jacobs, Margaret Nichols, Belly Luoelsky, Francelia Whillield, Doris Barnell. FIFTH ROW: Belly Jure Thompson, Lcraine Wyngarden, Clark Wierhake, Dorald Serneyn, Monroe Talialerro, Richard Wilson, Marlin Sprile, Reber' Taylor, Jack Du'nner, Charles Mellarn, Horner Preslon, John Moore IVice-Presidenll. SIXTH ROW: Mr. McBride lAdviserl, Robert Darrah, James Roof Kennefh Hicks, Jack Hill, Jack Kennedy, Wayne Williar-ns, Frederick Gygax, Don Farrarh Jer-y lugllav, Frank Aosey, 'NiiI'a'r Fausl, ABSENT FROM PICTURE' Mary Youdan, Belly Jane Verley, Verarnae Adams. EIGHTI-I GRADE Mr. McBride did nol seem parlicularly quieled by my proTessionaI-looking nole pad and pencil. I-Ie eyed iT nervously. For some reason or olher. people, upon being inlerviewed, are sTricken wilh an aImosT compIeTe paralysis oT The Tacial muscles il Their inlerviewer makes a poinl oT Tak- ing down The conversalion, word Tor word. I puT The pad away and nolicecl a look ol reIieT pass over Mr. McBride's Tace. I-le appeared ready To work on, so I said, You have been The home room Teacher ol The eighTh grade Tor several years, now, havenil you, Mr, McBride? I-le answered in The aTTirmaTive. 'VVeII Then, considering your experience wilh eighlh grades in general, whal do you Think oT The presenl class? He answered as I knew he would, This is one ol The Three besl classes Thal I have ever had The pnvilege To know. Then They have been aclive This year? Oh, exceedingly so. The Tirsl Thing They did 'hal branded Them as an exceplional class was 'o elecl a girl presidenl f-somelhing lhal I have sever w?Tnessed belore. I+ mighl have been sa IiTTIe diTTerenT in The Senior Class, bul Tor a girl To arise above The scorn and conlempl OT her male classmales in The eighlh grade is simply amazing. I-Ie paused To wipe his brow. I said, Didn'l The room puT on some sorT oT play IasT TaII7i' Yes, ThaT was Tor NaTionaI Educalion Week. The pupils wroTe and produced The play. We also had weekly dancing classes in The caleleria. 'To Tell The TruTh, he conlinued, 'They're a lillle Too acTive. They're always aTTer me To do somelhing. They wanl a school picnic, now. I suppose l'll have To IeT Them have iT, all righT. I can'T asserT mysell, anymore. I Think l'll app.y Tor a Transler To The senior room. Illd be a Iillle quieler, There. Mr. McBride opened his moulh To say some' Thing and closed fl again. A sTricken look crepl over his Tace. 'I-Iere They come nowf he mul' Tered. lm going. IT you wan' anylhing else come around again some Time. l-Ie hurried ouT The door, and I, IeTT in The palh oT a lhunoerrq herd ol eighlh graders def c'ded lhal I had be'Ter leave Too.
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